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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-07

AHlcsn live at home, and make more
WIFI money at work Tor us, than anything
NEHUHe else In this world. Capital not
! W Oneeded; you are started free. Both
sexes; ell ages. Any one can do the work.
Large earnings sure from first start. Costly
outfit and terms free. Better not delay. Costs
YOU nothing to send us your address and ndh
out; if you are wise you will do so o. once. Il.
HALLETT q Co., Portland, Maine.
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Delinquent Sale Notice.
Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Com.
pany.

T oCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL business. Eureka, Eureka county, Ne
vada.
Location of works. Eureka Mining District,
Eureka county. State of Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of ASSESS
i ment No. l3l levied on the 4th day Of March,
1887. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. as fol-
lows:
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n0T n fields are scarce. but those who
lIlII | write to Stinson & Co., Portland,
lIIllII Maine, will receive free. full infor-
nation about work which they can
do and live at home, that will pay them from
$5 to $25 per day. Some have earned over $50
in q day. Either sex, young or old. Capital
not required, You are started free. Those
who start at once are absolutely sure of snug
little fortunes. Ali new. a5-6m
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THE ONLY GUARANTEE CURE

ENoR CATARRAH. COLD IN THE HEAD
IL Hay Fever, Rose Gold. Catarrhal Deaf
ness and Sore Eyes. Restores the the senee OF
I aste and smell, removes bad taste and unpleas-
ant breath. resulting from Cstsrrah. Easy and
pleasant to use. Follow directions and cure
swarranted by all druggists. Send for circu.
lar to ABIErINE MEDICAL COMPANY, oro-
VILE, Cal. Six months treatment for 81; sent
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Cards, neatly printed, with the words
For Rent" "For Sale" and Furnished
"Roms To Let," in large letters, can be
had ut this Office ct as cents each.
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mo. s57.
Application for a Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
EnRryA Navoda Mav9 1897

ONA1 hO 81 Al 10 LAM OE c4O1, I
EUREKA, Nevada, May 3, 1887.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAI
IN George Phillips. whose Postoffice address is
Hamilton, Nevada, has this day filed his applica-
tion for patent for one thousand linear
feet Of the Trustee mine or vein, bearing sill.
yer, with surface ground six hundred feet in
width, situated in White Pine Mining Dis
trict, county of White Pine. and State Of Ne
vada. and designated by the feld-notes and
official plat file in this office as lot No. 76, in
Township 16 north, range 81 east. of Mount
Diablo meridian, said lot No. rs being ss fol-
lows:
Beginning at post marked No. l, o. 9. sur
vey No. rs, the same being the original loca-
tion monument whence the section corner at the
southwest corner OF section 2, Township 16 n,
R. 81 E., M. D. M. bears N. so deg. 3s min.
W., 1,940 feet; q. s. monument No. bsars N.
SO deg. IA min. W., 1888 feet; post No. 2, U. 8,
min. W., 2,446 feet; and the shaft upon this
lode bears N. 70k deg. w., $50 feet; thence
running 1st course g. rs deg W., 1000 feet to
post marked No. 2, U. s. survey No. 76, and
the original location monument; thence End
course N. 70 deg w 1900 it. to post marked No. g.
o. 3. survey No. rs, and the original location
monument thence 3rd course N. rs deg E.,
1000 feet to post marked No. q. 8. survey
No. rs, and the original location monument;
thence 4th course s. II deg. E., 600 feet to
post No. 1. the place of beginning, containing
IS 77-l00 acres.
Magnetic variation 1917 deg. east.
The location Of this mine Is recorded In the
Recorders Office of White Pine Mining District t
White Pine county, State of Nevada. This
claim Is bounded by no known claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Trustee mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse claims
with the Register of the United States Land
Office at Eureka, in the State of Nevada, durin z
the sixty days period of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions
the Statute.
II uATT Qaoisxa.
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d. H. HALL. Register.

1t isbereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published for thu
period of sixty days (ten consecutive weeks), IL
the Eureka Daily SENTINEL, . daily newspaper
published at Eureka, Nevada.
m5-60d d. 81. HALL, Register.
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PHYSICIANS,

= -rrursTERs, vooALIsTS, PUBLIC SPEAK
MI ors and the professions genereiy, recon-
4,A, SaSTa Able Ms the best OF all Ined1-
meila n1aia Cor all diseases OF the THROAT, CHEST
and LUNGS.
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Beware Of limitations.

See that the trade mark SANTA Able is on
very bottle. Satisfaction guaranteed or meney
sfnnded by JOHN s. CAPRON.
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few few IA me way Of making more mopau w'1i pnt
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PosTPo ON ED.

HoNnssS1oye S9 s1oye sale is hereby postponed rn.,,
n0.SDAY, June 8. 1897, at the ss,na vneu until
Fnrs,. ~ B; F. McEwEN, Secretar~ u S''u
- = S'' mh.td
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uEu nior working people. SEND IN
cents postage, and we will m.,1
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

1A0 Dedy Of Herman a. schtmmeInnnig Who
llsa . Tragic Death In Warrington
The remains OF Mr.. Herman A. Schimmel
Annig, OF Washington, D. O., son Of the
lats Gen. bcbimmsIfnnig, reached Lancaster
this morning at 10 O'Clock, and we're taken st
once 10 the cre1Storium snd privately ere
mated. The remains we're accom- mpanied by
Mtas Hannah Schimineltinhig, = sister OF de-
esassd, and Mr. g. g. Nottingham, an init
wAts friend.
Mr.. Schimmelhnnig's death was . tragic
cnA On Friday night he called to see Miss
Aasgsretts d. Miller, In Washington, and
- they were about TO leave the house the
yOung LADY discovered pistol In the pocket
q his light overcast - be threw it scrGss hir
arm. She reconstructed with him for carry.
lng pistol. He said 1t wa not losded and
- aasuTe bsr OF that fact he placed the
weapon TO bis mouth and pulled the trigger.
He fell to the do0r mOrtally wounded, q
bullet having psssed through the
roof OF the mouth and entered tn.
brain. He lived until Saturday morning
when death relieved hun. He was bright
young msD, n yesrs OF sga He WAS born IL
WsshinstoD, d. T., and st the time OF hi.
death held cisrkship In the pension depart
DeaI b 9 ashes will be taken TO Resoing,
Pa, and bs buried IN the grave OF his father
IN Charles Evans cemetery. Itis not believed
that Mr.. S. intended to commit suicide He
was In very cheerful mood just previous to
The sbootiDg
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IO1rY R0UsS' Ds10ryox
oposAnl 0srvsca 1ssss sarsted IN g. Mssys Cath
slio Oherch ~ . Jssais Father.

0poe1al 0srvsee Issss united IN st. Mss3's Cath
o1ic Ohsrch ~ Jssais Father.
The services of the Forty Hours' devotion
Were begun in 81 Mary's Catholic church .,
the 8 .. %. msss on Sunday. Solemn high
Dsa was celebrated with Rev. DR.. McCui
lash - oslesrant Rev. Kenny, deacon and
Rsv. Brady, 3. J., sub-deacon. Tne choir
eaDg Werner's mass in beautiful style. At
the end Of the mass the procession OF the
0leoed Sacrament took place, the celebrant
ntsnisg ths-sFsnse Lingus GloriosA. I"
- ~ed the benediction. At the l0:3O
nigh mseA Rev. Kenny was celebrant,
I'D the Jesuit father, Rev. Brady, who ID
oo0ducting the services, preached Q sermon
On the love OF the Sacred Heart OF the So.
viour. Al this service Milard's mass was
splsndidly rendered BY the choir.
In the evening st 1880 o'clock Millsrd's
vespen were given by the choir, and Rev.
Brady acted - celebrant for the occasion
Mis- Annie Lowell sang with rare sweetness
and power 20 Cor Amoris, and Weobe's
"AagnihcaS wSs given. A sermon on tn Q
League OF the Sacred Heart was prssched by
Rev Brady, after which benediction was
Givon. The masses this morning wers at Z,
and O'Clock, at which hours they will also
- celebrated to.r7orrow. The evening ser
vjoo y u 7:30 O'Clock, and the devotions will
close tomorrow evening. The altars OF the
church arc very profussly and handsomely
decorated with fowerA
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On Sunday . double funeral took place
from the church in Conestogs Centre, when
two ladies were buried. Their names were
Mrs Frank Henry and Mrs. Lydia Eckmsn.
They had been neighbors and died within a
few moments OF each other. The former was
S5 years OF age. She was a daughter OF the
late George Aument and leaves a husband
and five small children, the oldest beng but
eleven years Of age and the youngest eleven
months, Mrs. Eckmsn was % years OF age
aud left husband and family Of children.
The funeral wss very largely attended and
it is said that there were over 600 persons
present Rev. Scott preached q strong ser.
mon and tears came to the eyes OF man y
persons at witnessing the affecting scene OF
Mira henry's five little children gathered
around their mother and crying as though
their hearts would break.
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Punish the Guilty.

HiolA tho hiaoeipuld
1t is encouraging TO learn that the Anti.
Corruption socety intends to take cogni.
zancs OF Whatever frauds may have been
committed, and that 1t also is collecting evil
oepce to that end. This society WAS organ.
lzed to 90 that very thing. It's president
IL x.Rspresentativs John II, Lspdis
through whose energy in the right direction
me act 10 prevent bribery aud fraud at nom.
lba'Ing elections WAS passed in ISL. II now
largely rests with him To MAINTAIN the iptep-
rity and demonstrate the Usefulness OF that
law III Lancaster county, aud we are pre-
pared to belieVe that hs will do bis utmost in
thst direction. II fraud has been com uIt,ed
there should be prompt punishment Tor the
guilty.
Iua Republicans of Lancaster in general
owe II TO themselves and their party to as
sst In the weTk now evidently in progress
The constant repetition OF frauds ana failure
u punish those who psrpetrats them must
sooner or later prove u serious injury to the
party. No party Is strong enough any here
I" carry such loads. The charges now made
cannot be overlooked, and every Republican
who has the interest OF his party nj b. art y III
Assist In the punishment OF all VINO have bee II
guilty Of fraud.
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- Uassso nsssassa OosssA nsvs . a ~

U0yO y a 90
Hoe - oesaav.
NBvrsviLLn, Nay 80-Nsfisville pre-
ssntsd lively Appearance yesterday, the o.
eAurcA Tho old 0hissler meeting housr.
which s>so1 about cas and one. half milss
north Of here was removed to Neffs-
Vile, where it was enlarged and rebuilt
and the occasion yesterday was the
rededicasion Of the same The exercises
commenced on Saturday, with the quarterly
meeting Of the Lititx charge In the even
Ing Rev. q. W. N. Rigor, Of vinelsnd, n. J..
preoched . sermon. And on Sunday ths
exercises commenced ct q. IN, with . meet
Ing Of praise and prayer at 10 q M, the
bishor, Jonathan Weaver, d. d, OF Dayton
Ohio, senior bishop OF the U. b. church,
preached sermon, from Psalms Il. 1S Thy
way, God, 10 in the Sanctuary.
In the afternoon another prayer meeting
wss held, followed BY the administration OF
the holy communion. In the evening the
Rev. Dissipger, Of Wisconsin, preached .
very able discourse Subject, I" Ii God be for
uA who can be against us?'
Tho church was rebuilt at q cost Of about
$500, OF which about $3.50 had been subscribed
and during yesterday an additional sioo was
made up
The services were conducted throughout
by the Reva Bishop Weaver, Rigor, OF Vine.
land, Funk, Of Lancaster, Lishtpsr, Of Man.
helm, Lose, OF Reading, Bsl'zell, of Har
risburg (the presiding elder OF that
district), Salt, Of Intercourse, and a mum
ber Of others-ahout Q d, zen ministers
beipg on hand. The exercises were interest
ing from more than one view, 1t being the
l2lst anniversary Of the founding of the L. b
church at Isaac Longs barn, near Oregon, IL
1906, by Reva Martin Boeam and William
Otterbein. The exercises were largely At
tended throughout and the best Of order pre-
| vailed.
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.Aakh = 70.


CHICAGO, May % The Drovers Journal 10
ports Cattie-Recetpts. loOl head shipments,
fG market :steady; shipping steers. $50 TO
C4o0 COWS, bulls ana mixed, " Oo13 60 bulk,
~ 5u03 10 Texas cattle, y 1908 81.
Hogs-hsceipts. li,0O head shipments, 500
hran market lower; rough and jntXed, q 20
Gtg: packing and shipping. a 90d5 Is /; light,
~ a. so sktps. - J0sD4 ~
theep-Receipts, so head: shipmenu
none market nrn clinped, IS 5ft 50 wooied
t!5; lambs. % Ood4 so; Lambs o. 0004 81.
East LiBsRrY. -Catte - Hsc.ipls, % head :
shipinents, "a market dull pIime. o. 5Ol5
cattle shipped to New York, cars.
Hngs-heceipt-, 3lu head shipments SlOO
mead market fair; Philadel phias, o 2505 30 /;
f"rKers. q as 90; common To light o. 6tsft4 So ;
pigs u tO0i 5o hogs shipped to New York.
cars.
,h-sp -Racsipts. 400 head: shipments, SOn /;
market dull Irime,tl sogi 10; fair 10 good, o ss
co.'s common, q eods =; yearliDg lambs. u 81
G5UO; spring lambs. t5 SG6 70.
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Christian Ntsslsys Troubles.

On Saturday Christian Nis.ley, who resides
near Florin, and has been III prison here sew.
ersl times recently, for surety OF the peace,
WAS taken TO Harrisburg on Satur.
day by Chief Smith, to answer q charge OF
emoezzlement During the latter part of
January, William Russ, Of that city, en-.
trusted Nissley with horse, instructiDg him
not to sell 1t for less than $3.50 Nlssley sold
the animal, but 1t Is claimed by Mr.. Russ
who IL prosecutor, that he never returned
cent OF the money. The defendant will be
heard before Alderman Msurer. Nissley was
formerly prosperous farmer but failed
Since that time he has been OF unsouud mind.
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DISrIR8 UlsbRD vfslrORs,
Prominent Philsds iphisns and Governu
Omcia's Visit Lancaster.

prominent Phiis0elphfAus ana Government
O6icia's yisit Lancaster.
Samuel Gustime Thompson, esq, Q dis
tinguished member OF the bar, and Geo. +.
Parker, the well.known journalist, spent
Saturday and sunday in this city and county
the guests OF Major b. F. Brepemsn and ".
U. Hensel The party drove down over the
Msrtic hills on Saturday to Qusrryville,
where they were entertained by George
W. Hensel, and returned on Sunday
10 Lancaster by the route across the Nine
Ridge and by way OF Strasbur1. They were
joined here on Sunday by First Assistant
Postmaster General A. f Stevenson and Col
Bates, chief OF the free delivery system Of the
pos,oflice department at Washington, d. c.,
and by Postmaster w. +. Harrity and Assist.
ant Postmaster Henry Drake and the entire
party dined with Mr.. B. J. McGrann at
"Grand View"
Steven J. Hart, formerly OF this city, now
OF Upper SAndusky, Ohio, is spending few
days with old friends in this city. He has
long since abandoned politics aud is doing
well in the real estate business in his new
home.
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ne 0rss-osrdoa Op.rs COMPANY.

Oa saturday afternoon the Grsu- Gordon
epsrs company gave matinee and sang 'srhe
1hksdo" instead Of "Queen's Lace Hsnksr.
ehisf," which they advertised. There wss
but . email audience. In the evening
= Olivstts wss given TO more people Miss
2thsl Lynton took the part OF Olipette, and
~ aiDsing ~ we'll ~ her acting wss very
oood. She created . good deal of smuse.
lDant q the closs of the second sct. While
Ae1ag some high kicking her siippsr fsw on
Snnd went sailing towards the ceiling OF In.
0oFn house 1t fell upon the piano In iron,
Y ~ orchestra leader, aud the whole hous.
'G0nDA. Mis- Drssslsr sang we'll q the
uaeess, but Wss unfamiliar with her lover
- majority OF the COMPANY did not seen
S6knoW vhst 10 say ct timea The girl,
)n11EsA very pretty In their abbreviated COS
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4 BRUTAL HUkR IND.
He Assaults and Threatens His Wife, II Ar
rested snd sent to iaiI

He Assaults and Threatens His Wife, II Ar
rested snd sent to iail
William Heids, Q rolling mill smploye, re-
siding on West Grant street, WAS arrested on
Saturday night by Officers Ritchey and
Weaver on warrant issued by Alderman
Dornelly, of the Eighth ward. He was COM
planned against for ssssu'tIng ard threaten
ing his wife. 1t Was not his frst arrest for
those otfenses, he having served one term in
Jail and paid the costs in two or three other
similar csses He gave the officers great
trouble to arrest him, but be WAS finally
lodged in the station house Being unable
to furnish bail, he was committed to prison
on Sunday for hearing. Hsida is the : oung
man who refused 20 dress himself one night
last winter and Was taken to the station
house in his night clothea
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nnnnee Susnasosaum.
~ oA-Tne Uaioa memorial
S61 ~ = O1sasv svsning, q
~ 0U1n ho0oA WhioA WM
oGo01ne IAo Gloge was cccu.
~ DWn 01nisesss, ehe Columbia
- - ooAoP 0lnooeA Gen. Welsh
1MA 4. =, ~ b thelf posi- room
noo4 - 10 OombosS marched up
G1u1 oooAoOpoga houoA accompanied
0n0ooR q Welah camp Sons Of
- oeaoe q services was very
1V4 - ~ - foiloWs Music,
1rms Day." MeunsreAor invocs-
~ q d. Rafp QuaFseeeA "Not For
e nalsssD teeho snd welsh, MessrA
B - Dws sssding a ne scriptures,
~ J, CO l6eran music "Hooor the
= ouugo1ooo segmon, Rev. Geo. Wells
a m91oA ~ Coansry, ~ Of Thee" in
- ~ 0eaGngsttoo united In sing.
- -. Nv. ]. H Psnnebecker
= peossssico Day." Menncrchor
3Soasos, Rev. J. r. Shtfiner. The
- Army men occupied the middle
80 q TIE paTquel The sermon ~ Rev.
- w0 very eloquent effort, full Of relig.
jh9o - pstrinsie tboughts, and IVES listened
Kvisk much sstentiou.
nsesveeea ne Boosy.
Il u Isss Saturday night Oficer schill at
oowpeod 10 aSreo& colored man, whose &C.
couno - deemed suspicious, aud who carried
NO hsge baos over his shoulderA The man
1anaged to sscaps but, LEFT his booty behind.
n bags were Of the Wooneocket make and
MO bushsls capacity. They contained seven
GAvAoen hsna Oae hen IVES Of . dark mouse
uotos, and the other six entirely white. Tht
'oWne6 can recover his property ct the oftict
- Squire 6olly, on Union street
Large Amount Of t3sns fita
8 xho voluntary relief department Of thu
Hoonsylvania railroad have is-ued . state
meat Tor Tie month os April. The employe'
~ tAo company at Columbis have received
s0lief - follows: For sccident benefits, 1!
o0ployee. $3.50 60; for sick benefits, IA EN-
ployee, elS7 70 Total amount OF money paid
cDU.70.
Alleged fhsn Of Boat
4 Omcer wittick arrested Charles Loripg fo
sealing boat from Peter Rodenhauser. H,
VIII b given hearing this evening.
Tho funeral Of the late John Bslback tool
paaoe this morning at O'Clock and wss yer!
1nrSely attended. Services were held at tn
Holy Trinity Catholic church.
Iho High School nine vent to York on Sat
ufoay afternoon where they played . gam,
nm the College cluh The town boys wer,
1sesstsd in seven inning game BY the scor'
- Is 70 II In the eighth inning the Hiel
0ehool club made i've runs when the umpir,
onlled the game, bringing the score back t
~ seventh inning.
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William Bransby was exercising the
horses Of Engine company No. l, this morn.
ing, when he met with q mishsp. While on
West King street the horse he was riding
made q sudden jump and he Was thrown ott.
His horse and the one be WAS leading ran
down Manor street, and were caught after
running a few squares. Mr.. Bransby was
not blurred.
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+ llleAasl 0orman and r. Doman OF this city
- 3 heasing bsSbss Alderman Deem on Sat.
.DrnnN aftornoou o. the charge of assault ann
10y. The prosecutors we're Clement Eck-
~ - Thomss Chamberlain, who hail from
Dohtsa They alleged that on the nigh
- 0arnum's circus exhibited here these
- with james Donpslly (of the sixtb
nr1) attacted them On the New Holland
Gnp1kA 0ormap and Doman were held H.
~ - enseA but no oass could b made on,
0DG Dosnsliy.
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VIM. Taylor, the fii.een.y ear. old son Of
Sam'l Taylor, living at No 500 Middle street,
vas ARRESTED on sunday by Officer Beechler.
The charge against him is being incorrigiole
and beyo d the control Of his father. The
Toy ran away from home about two week 9
ago, since which time he has been trSmping
around the country. Alderman A. +. Don
nelly committed him for hearing and In the
meantime his father will consult with the
judges with . view of having him sent to the
House of Refuge,
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Wen Known Thieves.

Among the pick pockets who were drawn
to Washington by the crowds when the Gar
field monument WAS unveiled Was Eddie
rully. This is one OF the meu who robbed
II. X. Keller, OF this city, and served q term
in the Eastern renitentiary for it Last
weeks Police Neios has good picture OF him
With Tully WAS his partner, Josh Mully, but
ss neither could be identified by persons rho
had been robbed they were discharged.
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A Yves, Chester Assignment,

George Il. Hickman, q broker at West
Chester. has made an assignment, naming
Joshua X. Hollingsworth, of that borough,
as his assignee His total liabilities are not
stated, but 1t is understood that the assign.
ment il the result of suit having been
instituted against Mr.. Hickman by the estate
of his father, the late Marshall h. Hickman,
for sl6S 0,0, tor which aggregate sum sundry
notes had been given to the latter during bis
lifetime.
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Bruce Chaunubrand, The piano man, Dc.
tective, 40, who We arrested IN Scranton fos
adultery with the wife Of pedestrian, u In
more trouble now than ever. The gentle
man who became bis bail surrendered min
TO the police, and despite the efforts of
Chauntibrsnd to ootain new bsil he was un-
successful. He Ii now In the Lsckawanna
county jail, and promises t. leave the county
II the charge against him 10 Withdrawn. No
such IN arrangement will he made, however.
II 10 said that ChaantibrAnd has = wife st
Mannheim.
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Rev. E. s, Bro~nmiller, Of Ephrata, mar.
ried at the City hotel, Reading, franklin 8
Weinhold, OF Denver, to Miss Ida s. Grine,
OF Robesonia
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Shot Himself In the Fout.

1ohn HAsser, son OF the late Conrad
uasser' accidentally shot himself in the right
"M ~ What Glen park this morning. lie
was earring small ride nuzzs downward
~nen the accident occurred. The wound ia
painful, but not of serious charsctsr.